The Chesterfield Canal Trust
Winter On The Cut
The coming season can be a magical time on the Chesterfield Canal, but there is also a darker side, here Rod Auton tells us more.
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Humanity & The Holocaust
Museum is the only national museum in the UK dedicated to teaching and learning the lessons from the Holocaust. Made paid a visit to learn and reflect on this terrible time in European history.
The City of Caves…
Once home to an underground life of trade, survival and mystery, this extraordinary labyrinth of caves is here for us all to discover. Made went to explore…
From Camera To Kiln
Artist Kit Anderson has uniquely combined her passion for photography with a love of ceramics to create a rather wonderful creative affair. Here she talks to Made about her exquisite contemporary ceramics and her exciting ceramic school…
Shhh! It’s the baby whisperer...
Sarah welcomes us to her studio. Her sanctuary from the outside world and the creative, nurturing space where some true magic is taking place every time her camera comes out.
Two Canal Pioneers
Walking alongside the Chesterfield Canal, it’s easy to assume that it has always been here. It seems such an essential part of the landscape that one forgets it is an artificial waterway that only exists because of big decisions made by many people long ago. Rod Auton, tells us more.
A Stroke Of Love
Cardiff-born artist Susan Isaac, now happily settled in Nottinghamshire, welcomes Made to her world of expression and colour.
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Humanity & The Holocaust
Fondly known as Beth Shalom (the House of Peace), the National Holocaust Centre and Museum can be found in the sleepy village of Laxton in the heart of Nottinghamshire. The brainchild of James and Stephen Smith along with their mother Marina – following their own visit to Yad Vashem, Israel’s national Holocaust museum – they believed that something similar should be created here in the UK.
New Exhibitions & Events At Welbeck
Modern and contemporary art from the celebrated Jerwood Collection will be making its way to The Harley Gallery on Nottinghamshire’s rural Welbeck estate for an exclusive exhibition to open at the end of March.
AL_ONE, Photographs By Nicola Davison Reed. 11 Nov - 23 Dec
Nicola Davison Reed is a photographer whose exhibition AL_ONE deals with the themes of aloneness, resilience, love, death, and rising from adversity.
Shhh! It’s the baby whisperer...
Sarah Wilkes, also fondly known as the Baby Whisperer, is an award-winning contemporary photographer who has captured the heart of families all over the UK who travel to her Nottingham studio for her custom newborn, child and pet portraits. Made snapped up the chance for a chat.
The Love Of Glass
Glass artist Emma Mayle, owner of Stopped Clock in Newark, talks all things bright and beautiful as she presents her latest colourful collection of vibrant jewellery and contemporary interior pieces to Made.
Winter On The Cut
The coming season can be a magical time on the Chesterfield Canal, but there is also a darker side, here Rod Auton tells us more.
When Retford Changed London
The canal junction that was crucial to the Houses Of Parliament project.
Christine Richardson, historian at The Chesterfield Canal Trust tells us more.
Who Owns The Chesterfield Canal?
There is much confusion about who owns the canal,
here Rod Auton tells us more.
Legends & The 5th Duke
Dig deeper into local history with The Harley Gallery’s new exhibition about the 5th Duke of Portland.